ABSOLUTE LOYALTY TO TRUMP
As Trump takes center stage in Dallas, Republicans debate a future without him
Republicans gather in Dallas to rally support ahead of midterm elections. Discussions about the party's future and leadership are intensifying behind closed doors. Vice President JD Vance's speech may signal his 2028 presidential ambitions. The party faces debates over Trump's populist agenda and foreign policy. A disappointing election could accelerate jockeying for the party's next leader.
'She will never leave me': President Donald Trump says aide Natalie Harp 'loves me as much as Melania' as brother calls her “delusionally obsessed”
Natalie Harp is back in the spotlight after Donald Trump reportedly praised the longtime aide's loyalty, saying she “loves me as much as Melania.” The remarks have sparked controversy after her estranged brother described her as “delusionally obsessed” with Trump, while Eric Trump defended Harp and called the criticism “absolute trash.”
Soccer: Infantino holds crisis meeting in Morocco as FIFA stake sale fallout continues
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is holding a crisis meeting in Morocco. His proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights has collapsed amid criticism. European football body UEFA has lost confidence in his leadership. Infantino seeks to secure his position before the March election. African administrators are sending messages of support for Infantino.
Trump blasts NATO for rejecting his efforts to claim Greenland as leaders hold a summit in Turkey
In a recent address, President Trump lambasted NATO allies for their approaches to Greenland and Iran, while also expressing frustration over the defense spending pledges from European nations. NATO Secretary-General Rutte confirmed that many member states are enhancing their defense investments. Furthermore, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy advocated for the country's accession to NATO, and Trump engaged in dialogue with Syrian President al-Sharaa regarding the quest for regional stability.
Netanyahu says some Lebanese Christian villages 'asked to be annexed' by Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed some Christian villages in southern Lebanon sought annexation for protection from Hezbollah. However, the mayor of Rmeish, Hanna al-Amil, vehemently denied this, stating 15 towns affirmed their Lebanese identity. Despite Israeli shelling and evacuation orders, many residents remain, defending their homes. Netanyahu also discussed his relationship with US President Trump amidst ongoing regional tensions.
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'Take India-Venezuela relations to new heights': PM Modi speaks with acting president Delcy Rodríguez
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a conversation with Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodríguez. The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral relations between India and Venezuela. They agreed to expand cooperation across all sectors. Both nations share a vision for elevating their partnership in the coming years. This engagement signals a commitment to deeper ties.
A ghost in the Oval Office: How Reagan looms over Trump presidency
In the backdrop of a striking portrait of Ronald Reagan within the Oval Office, Donald Trump's admiration for the former president is put to the test. While Trump's reverence for Reagan remains, it is overshadowed by stark policy disagreements and a contentious trade clash.
Firing looms for Pete Hegseth as Trump prepares Pentagon purge, insiders warn he is on borrowed time
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may be the first to go in President Trump's second term. Sources suggest his tenure is ending soon. Trump reportedly promised cabinet members a year to prove themselves. This grace period appears to be over for Hegseth. He faces competition and scrutiny. A conflict with the press is also ongoing.
Jon Stewart replaces Jimmy Kimmel on 'govt-approved' The Daily Show, mocks Donald Trump with parody song | Watch
Stewart’s episode served as a satirical experiment, envisioning how late-night comedy might appear under heavy political control. From deliberately misnaming countries to taking a dig at Trump’s overseas appearances, he painted a picture of journalists and entertainers reduced to little more than cheerleaders for those in power.
Nation on edge: Experts warn of 'vicious spiral' in political violence after Kirk killing
The assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent right-wing influencer, has ignited fears of escalating political violence in the U.S. Experts cite economic insecurity, demographic shifts, and inflammatory rhetoric as contributing factors. With politically motivated attacks nearly doubling this year, concerns are rising about a potential "vicious spiral" of unrest and retaliation, further fracturing the nation.
Elon Musk fires his closest confidant — Who is Omead Afshar, the ‘Musk Whisperer’?
Tesla has parted ways with senior executive Omead Afshar, a close aide of Elon Musk, as the electric vehicle company faces mounting sales pressure in the U.S. and Europe and repositions its future away from traditional EVs.
Musk-Trump spat entangles MAGA prince JD Vance
Musk-Trump spat: The fallout between Donald Trump and Elon Musk has ignited a MAGA civil war, with JD Vance caught in the crossfire. Musk's call for Trump's impeachment and suggestion of Vance as a replacement has reportedly fueled Trump's paranoia. Vance now walks a tightrope, balancing loyalty to Trump with his Silicon Valley connections, as Trump demands unwavering allegiance.
Kamala Harris’s awkward Oscar moment? Book claims ex-VP had to fake surprise as Obamas made her work for what should've been a surefire endorsement
Kamala Harris faced challenges in securing Barack Obama's endorsement for the 2024 Democratic nomination. Despite pressure from top Democrats, Obama hesitated, believing Harris couldn't defeat Donald Trump. His reluctance led to tense negotiations, with Harris frustrated by the delay. Ultimately, Obama endorsed Harris, but his initial resistance highlighted internal party conflicts.
Donald Trump's FBI chief pick, Kash Patel, insists he has no 'enemies list' and won't seek retribution
Kash Patel, Trump's nominee for FBI director, assured skeptical Senate Democrats of his commitment to non-politicized law enforcement, denying any intentions of retribution or a so-called enemies list. Fierce questioning highlighted concerns over his past statements and their implications for FBI independence.
Trump makes moves to expand his power, sparking chaos, possible constitutional crisis
President Donald Trump has taken steps to maximize his power early in his second term, leading to a constitutional challenge. His administration's move to temporarily halt federal payments for diversity programs and other services has sparked legal battles, with critics arguing it breaches the separation of powers defined by the U.S. Constitution.
US defence chief says military will keep aiding 'mass deportations'
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth began his tenure by pledging the military's continued support for President Trump's mass migrant deportations and announcing forthcoming orders to remove diversity programs. Despite controversy over his inexperience and past allegations, Hegseth stressed his commitment to executing the president's orders and focusing on lethality and readiness at the Defense Department.
Trump's mainstream picks for top foreign policy posts could reassure allies - and worry China
President-elect Donald Trump selected seasoned politicians Marco Rubio as Secretary of State and Mike Waltz as National Security Advisor. Both are considered hawkish on China and Iran, aligning with Trump's stance, but have differed with him on issues like Russia and NATO.
Trump team says loyalty is absolutely necessary for future administration roles
The co-chair of former US president Donald Trump Howard Lutnic, who also heads the investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald, has declared that the prospective appointees have to show their unwavering loyalty to Donald Trump, and only then will they be selected for future rolls.
Key Trump impeachment witness Gordon Sondland surprises MSNBC host after he endorses ex-president
US Presidential Election 2024: Gordon Sondland, former Trump administration official and key witness in Trump’s 2019 impeachment, has shifted his stance and now supports Donald Trump, citing his dissatisfaction with the Biden-Harris administration's policies. During an interview on MSNBC with Ari Melber, Sondland stated that the current administration's approach poses an "existential threat" to the nation and its allies. Despite his prior denouncement of Trump after the January 6 Capitol riots, Sondland now fully endorses Trump for the upcoming election.
2024 US Presidential Election: Who would Donald Trump chose for Vice President?
As the 2024 US Presidential Election is coming close, all eyes are set on Donald Trump who may soon declare the name of his running mate. There has been buzz about New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Though there have been lingering tensions between the governor and Trump over DeSantis' presidential bid, he is still considered a good possible choice.
China's military hierarchy under spotlight after defence minister disappears
The PLA is the armed wing of the ruling Communist Party and, according the Pentagon's annual report on China's military, "does not directly serve the state but is rather under the direct control of the party". As Li rose through his career to this point, he would have been vetted to ensure he was absolutely loyal to the party and to Xi.
Joe Biden: From being one of the youngest senators to oldest US President
The 78-year-old six-term Democratic senator, who triumphed over Republican President Donald Trump in the November 3 presidential election, ran twice unsuccessfully for President - in 1988 and 2008.
At pivotal moments of 2020, Donald Trump failed to win over doubters
Faced with three crises - mounting coronavirus infections and deaths, the ensuing economic collapse and protests against police killings of Black Americans - Trump as U.S. president had an opportunity to unite people across political persuasions in the final year of his tumultuous first term.
What next for Trump? Golf, Twitter and maybe another run?
He will lose the keys to the White House but not his login on Twitter, where Trump and his itchy fingers could still wield powerful control over his Republican Party.
How Joe Biden went from being one of the youngest senators to oldest US president
The presidential dreams that the veteran leader from Delaware had harboured since childhood seemed all but over for a third time until he won South Carolina's Democratic Party primary on February 29, forcing most rivals out of the race and making one of the most dramatic comebacks in American political history.
Indian software engineer becomes US citizen in rare ceremony at White House hosted by Trump
In a naturalisation ceremony hosted by Trump at the White House, Sudha Sundari Narayanan, a software developer from India, was among those sworn in as American citizens.
How India’s politics has changed over the last five years
Democracy is an evolution towards expanding rights, but India has been regressing.
Donald Trump accuses Barack Obama of being the 'founder of ISIS'
The Republican presidential nominee in the past has accused his opponent, Democrat Hillary Clinton, of founding the militant group.
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